Research Desk

EMDR Research in Psychosis and Clinical High Risk

The small trial literature points in one direction: PTSD symptoms improve more consistently than psychosis measures. Delusions may respond more than hallucinations, but that finding comes from trauma-focused treatments broadly, not EMDR alone.

EMDRNews Research DeskJuly 27, 2026Research

Research WatchNew studies summarized with what the findings do — and don’t — show.
Practice BriefsClinical questions answered clearly, without replacing professional consultation.
Field NotesConference dates, training updates, and organization signals tracked as they change.
AnalysisLonger-form takes on where the field is heading and what it means for your practice.


Field Signals

Organizations, access, policy, events, and field movement

Source-led developments across the EMDR field: organizations, access, policy, events, and public-world movement.

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Veterans / Workforce Signal

Freedom Haulers: What the Federal Trucking Push Offers Veterans

The federal campaign connects military skills, commercial-driver pathways, GI Bill-supported training, and SkillBridge opportunities. It does not confer an automatic CDL or guarantee a job.

Veterans Field WatchJuly 31, 2026

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Veterans / Research Signal

A 12-Veteran Psilocybin Pilot Adds an Early PTSD Treatment Signal

A small, highly screened pilot reported an early signal after an intensive, supported protocol. It does not establish effectiveness, routine safety, or a treatment recommendation.

Veterans Research WatchJuly 31, 2026

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More Field Signals

Organizations, events, access, policy, and public-world developments.

Field Signal
When a Webinar Title Is Also a Field Report

A small signal about how EMDR clinicians are talking about structure, adaptation, and clinical integrity.

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Calendar Watch
Upcoming EMDR Field Dates

A running conference watchlist for clinicians tracking EMDR organizations and field events through 2026.

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Field Signal
What the 2026 Conference Season Is Really About

The field question underneath this year's programs: thinking clearly when cases become complex.

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Follow what is moving across the field

Track access, organizations, policy language, conference movement, and other public-world signals.

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Research Watch · Practice Briefs · Field Notes

Research Brief

Review Finds the Most Consistent PTSD Results With EMDR and CBT for First Responders

A systematic review found the most consistent first-responder PTSD symptom reductions in studies of EMDR and CBT, while highlighting uneven study quality and a shortage of EMS-specific evidence.

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Practice Brief

Blocking Beliefs in EMDR: What Clinicians Should Listen For

A clinician-facing EMDRNews practice brief on blocking beliefs, negative cognitions, feeder memories, ecological reality, and working with stalled processing without pushing.

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Field Notes

Upcoming EMDR Field Dates: 2026 Conference Watchlist

Dates, organization signals, and next-check notes for EMDR conferences and field events through the rest of 2026.

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The EMDRNews Podcast

The briefing, now in audio

Each week’s research, practice notes, and field updates — narrated and reviewed before release. Same source discipline, for the drive between sessions.

Popular episode · June 23, 2026
Cognitive Interweaves

A source-led audio companion to the Cognitive Interweaves practice brief: what interweaves are, why restraint matters, and how trained clinicians think about stuck processing.

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Field Notes

2026 Conference Watchlist

Dates, organization signals, and next-check notes for EMDR conferences and field events through the rest of 2026 — updated as information is confirmed.

Veterans

EMDR For Veterans

VA, DoD, and allied care-system starting points organized by country — for veterans, service members, and their families.